Google survival of the media industry is fair and critical.
Australian Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (ACC) Chairman Sims said today that Australia is a world leader and needs platforms like Facebook and Google to provide news media for news content. The survival of the media industry is fair and critical.
Reuters quoted Rod Sims as saying that he was surprised to hear that Google criticized the Australian government's draft law earlier this month.
Google announced last week that it was unable to enforce the rule, especially when changes in algorithms and internal activities required them to notify the publisher two weeks in advance.
Sims said in an interview with Reuters today: "We think they accepted...so what surprised them was that we were surprised."
On the other hand, even though some media companies are dissatisfied with the "two-way exchange" contained in the new rules when negotiating commercial agreements, media companies should price the content viewed by their Facebook and Google users.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Protection Commission is increasingly concerned about the rapidly expanding market power of Google and Facebook. It has launched two surveys on advertising technology and mobile app stores. The survey reports will be in January and March next year respectively. Announced.
Sims is concerned about the problem of overpriced app stores and favoritism. He said that the investigation report will draw attention to the status of the app store, and that the committee will continue to focus on data-related issues in 2021. (Translator: Chen Yijun/Verified Draft: Liu Shuqin) 1091221
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